Featured Film:
Cat People Double Feature at Scarecrow Video
As part of a series of excellent horror films featured this month on their Screening Room calendar, this Wednesday only Scarecrow Video presents a double feature of Val Lewton classics. The original 1942 Cat People, directed by Jacques Tourneur, is one of the great horror films of the studio era, while 1944’s sequel, The Curse of the Cat People, directed by Robert Wise, is something altogether singular, less a horror film than a meditation on the ways children cope with trauma and loss, a haunted fable and arguably the best film Wise ever made.
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Playing This Week:
Moose: The Movie (G. Logan Dellinger) Fri-Thurs
The Lost Boys (Joel Schumacher, 1987) Fri-Mon
Twilight (Catherine Hardwicke, 2008) Fri-Tues
Paper Tigers (James Redford) Tues Only
Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival Fri-Thurs Full Program
Tacoma Film Festival Fri-Thurs Full Program
The Creeping Garden (Tim Grabham & Jasper Sharp) Fri-Thurs
The Green Slime (Kinji Fukasaku, 1968) Fri & Sat Only 16mm
Freeheld (Peter Sollett) Fri-Thurs
Freeheld (Peter Sollett) Fri-Thurs
Talvar (Meghna Gulzar) Fri-Thurs
Rudrama Devi (Gunasekhar) Fri-Thurs
Monty Python & the Holy Grail (Terry Gilliam & Terry Jones, 1975) Sun & Weds Only Quote-Along
Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival Fri-Thurs Full Program
Coming Home (Zhang Yimou) Fri-Thurs
Lost in Hong Kong (Xu Zheng) Fri-Thurs
Saving Mr. Wu (Ding Sheng) Fri-Thurs
Freeheld (Peter Sollett) Fri-Thurs
Etiquette for Mistresses (Chito S. Roño) Fri-Thurs
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